Has anyone here worked with the Ikan IFB 1024 or 576 bicolor dimmable LED lights?
If so, what are the pros and cons of these lights? Just asking because I didn't find any reviews on these lights after googling. And I'm particularly interested in these lights because of their nature (LEDs), their lower price (compared to Litepanels), and their battery options. I have the Sony V-mount type.
How does the IFB 576 compare to the IFB 1024? Is it half as bright in luminence?
Ikan claims the IFB1024 to be 10,020 lux (3,139 lumens) and the IFB576 to be 5,600 lux (1,754 lumens). Percentage wise, that would mean the IFB576 is 56% less bright than the IFB1024 or conversely the IFB1024 is 179% brighter than the IFB576. Does that sound right?
And if so, would an Ikan IFB 576 3-point light kit be enough light for a talking head interview filmed with a Canon C300 or 1DC? Personally I'd rather go smaller for traveling purposes. So if the 576 is enough light for a three point interview, I'd go with that.
Thanks very much in advance for your feedback.
If so, what are the pros and cons of these lights? Just asking because I didn't find any reviews on these lights after googling. And I'm particularly interested in these lights because of their nature (LEDs), their lower price (compared to Litepanels), and their battery options. I have the Sony V-mount type.
How does the IFB 576 compare to the IFB 1024? Is it half as bright in luminence?
Ikan claims the IFB1024 to be 10,020 lux (3,139 lumens) and the IFB576 to be 5,600 lux (1,754 lumens). Percentage wise, that would mean the IFB576 is 56% less bright than the IFB1024 or conversely the IFB1024 is 179% brighter than the IFB576. Does that sound right?
And if so, would an Ikan IFB 576 3-point light kit be enough light for a talking head interview filmed with a Canon C300 or 1DC? Personally I'd rather go smaller for traveling purposes. So if the 576 is enough light for a three point interview, I'd go with that.
Thanks very much in advance for your feedback.
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